This project initially started as a small refresh to the family room, but then expanded to encompass most of the house. When we first arrived, the kitchen had a late 90s Tuscan style and was adorned with jewel tones, which made the space feel uninviting and lackluster. Therefore, a complete overhaul was necessary. We began by refinishing the floors with a warm walnut stain and painting all of the trim a soft white. In addition, we utilized wall coverings and a neutral, textural color palette to update the home. As the client appreciates a touch of glamour, we subtly incorporated crystal and beading to enhance the design. The Primary Suite lacked adequate clothing storage, so we designed built-in cabinetry around an existing fireplace in the room. Introducing a laundry on the second floor significantly improved the space; an unused bedroom now serves a dual function as a laundry area and the wife's home office.

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